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trust is a burden vol.2 no.89 ramadan 26,1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Tuesday, December 11, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.89 ramadan 26, 1422 a.h.Abuja market razed - 3 feared dead; Abacha rushed to national hospital; INEC yet to receive electoral law S Confirms request for N26.4bn; No pension for Biafran soldiers –Adelaja; Tiv/Jukun crises hamper cattle trade -N A N investigation; Eight persons burnt to death in motor accident; NNPC to marketers We’ll no longer sell fuel on credit; It won’t be business as usual - Obasanjo warns NDDC; Electoral Law Mantu urges LG chairmen to resist governors’ threat; 8 arraigned over N 300m NTA equipment; ASUU replies Obasanjo; Katsina releases N213 million for pensioners; Cholera spreads in Jigawa; I won’t get involved in Jigawa crisis —Lamido; Kwatalo’s timely resignation By Aminu Ishaq Abbas; Nigeria and ethno-religious disturbances; The case for Ndaduma State; What becomes of Mullah Omar?; Nigeria hosts Congolese peace talks; Palestinian militants offer conditional truce; W H O confirms ebola outbreak in Gabon; Police kill protesting students in DR Congo; Don’t attack Iraq, Annan warns US; Mbeki visits China to boost ties; Bin Laden defiant despite Taliban fall; Pastor strangles follower to death, predicts resurrection; Nepal forces, Maoist rebels clash claims; CBN sells N35bn securities; Obasanjo approves MD for newly established Bank of Industry; Dangote sacks 600 workers; Zenith Bank assets hit N67bn; Lecture on independent power projects holds tomorrow; Youth leader cautions FG on privatization; Albarka Air appointed official carrier of Miss World 2001; F G moves to check illegal mining; Obaseki allays fears over monumental fuel price increase; Obasanjo roots for child welfare; NIPOST ready for anthrax - Zonal Manager; Borno audits workforce; Former NBC boss calls for community radio; Police smash currency syndicate; Justice Eso lambasts ex-generals over Oputa; Gana calls for improved monitoring of electronic media; Plateau boosts healthcare facilities; FRSC boss calls on FG to repair roads; Clarify allegations on electoral law -AD tells Obasanjo; Non-implementation of constituency project blackmail –Matori; Electoral law 2001: Don’t cause chaos PDP chieftain tells governors; LG needs NlOOm to pay salary arrears; Askira/Uba LG spends N35m on security; Poor planning impedes fire service operation; Engineers hail withdrawal of subvention; M ICA medical caravan visits Gwarimpa; Obasanjo urges more attention for LGs; Contractor faults Setraco for delay on Nyanya Keffi road; Ismail harps on societal values in child upbringing; Armed men raid UniAbuja; Kidney donors function well over the long-term; Former minister Calls for new health care focus; Unmanaged population is a burden –Ndalolo; New drug reduces risk of repeat heart attack; New health aid for nursing staff; Cathy freeman returns to track; McKenzie and Kallis centuries save S. Africa; Lewis set to retire if he defeats Tyson; FIFA signs marketing deal; Defence adviser’s wife donates to orphanage; Don King seeks fortune in mining; Decree 101 to be annulled January; Odili sure of Eagles’ qualification; Huegill so close to second world record; Between Liman Ciroma EDITORIAL and Chukwuemeka Ezeife
trust is a burden vol.2 no.6 Rabiul-akhir 27, 1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Wednesday, July 18, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.6 Rabiul-akhir 27, 1422 a.h.Minister’s impersonator dupes bizman; Nigeria Mint for sale; Oputa summons Ogomudia; Streets named after 1966 coup victims; Zero allocation over soon; VPC staff fast over unpaid salaries; National Health Insurance Scheme takes-off; Nigeria to convert $400m freezed facility for rail development; Gana to inspect 90 projects in Cross River; Jigawa lawmakers blame govt. over Sharia implementation; Kaduna crisis: Victims launch cooperative society; ABUTH chairman pleads with striking nurses; Five governors bag Ohaneze business forum awards; Group makes case for the unemployed; NLC embarks on AIDS campaign; Demolition of illegal structures to continue -FCDA board; I have never visited Olabayo – Obasanjo; Relief materials rot away; Bayelsa governor swears-in eight advisers; FUT Yola reopens today; Towards disciplined budgeting; International IDEA and Nigeria’s democracy; Sharia and the randy secretary; Militant groups and the due process of law; Kura LG chairman, remember your promises; Iranian court jails journalist for six years; Fighting continues in Mogadishu; Mine blast kills one, injures 12 in Swaziland; Egyptian faces trial for multiple marriages; White S/African couple accuse police of racism; More Rwandan criminal tribunal staff suspected of genocide; Funding, prioritising, bane of public utilities; NIM trains 50,000 managers; Senate Committee moves to improve maritime sector; David-West doubts zero gas flaring deadline; Equatorial Bank joins universal banking; Korean company wins N1b contract; Katsina approves N850m for projects; Zamfara awards N300m hospital equipment contract; Women politicians seek equitable Power sharing formular; AD advises Chadian leader on tolerance; Obasanjo urges youths to safeguard democracy; Abia legislator awards loans to traders; Forum appeals for more policemen in Nasarawa; PDP sweeps by-election in Enugu; Gov Odili adopts welfarism as ideology; Policemen abandon duty post as robbers take over their “toll point”; Plague on the streets; UNICAL staff commits suicide; Woman jailed for life for killing Nigerian lover; Cost-cutting husband creates desert oasis for wife in England; Indian poll candidate urinates into ballot box in protest; Man convicted of attempt to steal N1.2m; Okada rider accused of N2m theft; Prostitutes unite in Port Harcourt; Man, 34, charged with impersonation; Three face robber trial in Lagos; Two caught for raiding Church; Engineer recommends transport dept for FCT; Minister advises civil servants on strike; Dutse praises Reynolds for development; Borisade speaks on varsity autonomy report; FCT to get civic, cultural centre; Abuja schools get literary competition; Chancellor named for Abuja varsity; Die-hard soccer fan offers Chukwu bride for free; Mini sports fiesta kicks off in Kano; Olympiakos move in for Kanu; Onyali, Ajunwa, Udo Obong arrive for Mobil Championship; Ocheaga, Nigerian footballer, dies in Indian league match
trust is a burden vol.2 no.95 shawwal 10,1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Monday, December 24, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.95 shawwal 10,1422 a.h.Senators threatens resignation; Army promotes 9 Brigadiers-General, 213 other officers; PPPRC, NLC disagree over fuel price hike; Obasanjo, Atiku out of Abuja; Nas, others drag NCAT to court; Electoral Act will create crisis - Balarabe Musa; Normalcy returns to Ile-Ife; More private universities underway; Gov Hashidu charges Christian pilgrims; Osoba urges Christians to pray for God’s mercy; Emir of Gwandu condemns hike in hajj fares; LG boss warns against dissolution of councils; Absenteeism: Teachers in Bokkos LG to forfeit salaries; Will government increase fuel prices?; Water scarcity in Gombe State; NEPA has improved ; Jos crisis: The unavoidable options; What is wrong with our naira?; Well done, Ibrahim Sa’idu; Plutocracy and democracy; UN investigator faces genocide charges; Israel stops Arafat from Xmas mass; ‘Rwandan troop withdrawal is a propaganda’; Libya postpones AIDS case verdicts; Diamond clash claims live in Sierra Leone; Argentina’s new leader suspends debt payments; Seven-up hits N8bn turnover; Bank of Industry offers long- tenured facilities; Adebisi assures bank customers in Ogun ; Firms add 15 MW to Abuja power supply; Horizon, indigenous firm, joins offshore operators; Minister faults budget cut; Emir urges subjects to support govt; Committee advocates responsible students unionism; Nigeria, South Africa sign MOU on coal development; Minister reiterates FG’s commitment to gender equality; APP convention: Our tenure expires in December 2002; Mohammed Abacha returns to Kuje prison; Lack of recreation drives people from Abuja ; FCT police command gets new PRO; Abaji to establish public library; Union Bank emerges best clearing bank in Abuja; Lessons from VIO safety campaign; The ultra-modern CBN complex; Life in Abuja Suburbs; GSM operators deploy 280,000 lines in 4 months; FG to introduce IT education in primary schools; Microsoft sues Linux over name; Congo Kinshasa faces expulsion; Aku orders re-investigation on Eromogbe; Ojugbana, Laloko top list; Akinbiyi seeks Eagles shirt; Girard takes WBA crown; Coria suspended for drug
trust is a burden vol. 2 no. 16 jimada-ula 17, 1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Monday, August 6, 2001: trust is a burden vol. 2 no. 16 jimada-ula 17, 1422 a.h.Opening old wounds at Oputa; Obasanjo orders arrest of retired generals; I have no presidential ambition –Atiku; Retreats to restore Forces’ dignity –Obasanjo; Presidency cautions sports ministry; FG votes over N11.24bn for roads in Gombe and Yobe States; FG promotes 890 in Nigeria Immigration Service, 366 in Prisons; Rain destroys farmlands in Kano; FG awards design contracts for federal roads; ABU, SSANU reach agreement; Jigawa spends N42m on mosques, religious materials; NUC boss backs university reform; School threatens to expel truants; Dredging the Niger will enhance Nigeria - US trade; Confessions at Oputa Panel not enough - Gov.Osoba; O p u t a : B e y o n d th e Ohanezea n d A r e w a ‘battle ’; Obasanjo in the world; Public relations, truth and credibility; Privatisation for who?; Moroccans renew allegiance to King Mohammed VI; Ayatollah postpones Khatami’s swearing-in; Soldiers rescue 13 Filipino hostages; Russia, North Korea deny missile threat; NEPA declares Enugu region worst in vandalisation; Shell records another spillage; Multinationals get directives on local content; Niger Insurance targets N1b premium; Management, workers jostle for 11% FG shares; NITEL investors can amend sale agreement; Don’t privatise NPA. MWUN advises FG; The defences of ancient Katsina; JARIRI: Surviving as nail-cutter in Nigeria; NSA condoles Emir over flood disaster; L a g o s to recruit 5 ,0 0 0 teachers; Indigenous contractors should sit up-Madaki; Benue NULGE demands more fund from FG; Kano provides seedlings to quelea birds victims; Navy reacts to Rasheed Raji’s ejection; Flood destroys houses in Sokoto; NUJ gives ultimatum to New Nigerian management; Treasury looters threaten stability of Nigeria—NO A Director; Presidential jet: N/Assembly
was pressurised, says Girei; Gov.Audu signs Kogi varsity bill; Izuogu heads new Progressive Liberation Party; IT can improve health sector, food production; Legal and ethical issues on information communication technology convergence (I); What makes Orji UzorKalu tick?; War College pledges loyalty to civil authority; Court orders arrest of General; Niger CJ releases 45 detainees - in mates express thanks with faeces; Couple charged for child theft; Fake NDA cadet jailed for fraud, impersonation; Passenger stabs conductor in Yola; Two murder suspects remanded in Kirikiri; AIDS doctor calls patients to herbal cure; Abuja NLC pleads with minister on demolition; Zhawa advises civil servants on retirement; Igbo traders object suspension of Eze Igbo; Abuja to host Christian congress on African Unity; Finidi passes Ipswich medical; Oliseh caught up in transfer row; Williams, Hide set for showdown; Nigerian nails Real Madrid
Sen. Ayim Pius Ayim
No full textSenate President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria from 2001 -2003Sen. Ayim Pius Ayi
trust is a burden vol.1 no.8 zhul-qidah 1,1421 a.h
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Thursday, January 25, 2001: trust is a burden vol.1 no.8 zhul-qidah 1,1421 a.h.Obasanjo dissolves cabinet; OPC mayhem: Faseun is liable, Gani Adams still wanted; Approval for Pfizer drug test was forged; Senate takes stock, congratulates self on 76 bills; Oseni replaces Okupe; Evolve more political parties in Nigeria; 5 perm secs, 11 others demoted, retired in Ondo; Sharia: Councilor sentenced to 11 months; Lagos Cattle dealers debunk government reason for ejection; NSHA clears pilgrims board; Obasanjo leaves for Switzerland; TarauniL.G. spends N16m on school buildings; Fire razes Abuja High Court; Keffi LG chairman gets ultimatum; Gombe receives N2m Islamic books; THISDAY editors escape death in plane crash; One trillion naira lost on abandoned property; Fire destroys property worth N18.5million in Ebonyi; IBB’s marine story; Regional governors meetings; Sir Ahmadu Bello: The leader of the century; Atiku Abubakar and the north; A case against state police; Re-Slinging mud without facts; Come Home Gwarzo LG chairman; China would not tolerate separation in Taiwan; Democrats raise concern about Bush tax cut; 25 US embassy staff leave Congo; Mideast peace hangs in balance as talks suspended; South African minister calls for vigilance against racism; Countries in Congo war to meet at UN in February; G-77: Nigeria’s graceful exit; ICAN President makes case for economic recovery; UBA Plc to fund private sector; AP Shareholder challenges Board composition; Stock Market Report for January 23,2001; NASSI seeks explanation on 10% profit disbursement; Mubeco in receivership, properties up for auction; Microsoft to pay Sun 51 million; Nigeria’s High Commission in Britain under probe; NNPC sympathizes with explosion victims; ETF introduces library development fund; Port reforms create 5,000 jobs; Obasanjo retires NVRI director; Yobe plans head count, training for destitutes; Bread scarcity hits Lagos as bakers close shop; National integration group meet deadlocked; MOSOP reject Shell’s re-entry into Ogoni; “I drove Kudirat’S assassins”; Mrs. Babangida calls for prompt payment of bills; Nassarawa poly provost warns against intolerance; Diallo, Mantu head Ecowas Parliament; Benue speaker advocates govt of integration; 2003: PDP chieftain supports Obasanjo; Anyim tasks Nigerian ambassadors; Presidency not afraid of U-50 politicians –Okupe; JN-West canvasses for more parties; A new concept in High Fish production!; A boy goes to school! (Ill); Shehu shagari: Beckoned to serve; Plans to commercialize refuse collection run into hitches; Electrical contractors to assist NEPA; Abuja INEC begins training programme; Abuja gets multi-million Naira auto garage; France gets red card for World Cup costs; Everything to play for; Clement upsets Kafelnikov to reach open semifinal; Derby dangles N3m on Taribo; Bonfrcre may miss Eagles/Sudan clash; Blatter calls for unity in EU/FIFA transfer talks; Onya disowns Akpokona Equaveon; Hingis battles past serena
trust is a burden vol.2 no. 14 jimada-ula 12 1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Wednesday, August 1, 2001: trust is a burden vol. 2 no. 14, jimada-ula, 12 1422 a.h.Habib Bank launches non-interest product; N120b qualifies investor; Nigerians stranded on Turkish border; FG releases N25b for water, irrigation projects; FG screens 60 applications for private universities Obasanjo stresses standard; Two sports ministry staff arrested over electoral fraud; Israeli soldiers kill eight Palestinians; Obasanjo meets GSM licence operators; FG sets aside N500m for newsprint firm; Traditional rulers call for national conference; FG, nurses negotiations continue August 9; National media tour is to reflect credibility; NULGE boss criticizes funding of LGs; S p ace policy not for rocket launch; Taraba chiefs receive training on conflict management; Former military leaders should apologise to the nation; Sokoto donates N50,000 to amputee; Crisis in Celestial church; Cleric calls for unity; A new Guardian in the offing; Minister inaugurates education forum; Maduekwe and his bicycle; Produce, buy made-in-Nigeria goods; Probe of Katsina LG finances welcome; English court overturns ban on Farrakhan; Clinton settles in Harlem; Stable power by December not feasible; Air transport workers to go on strike August 7; NUATE protests NAMA MD’s removal; Banks commit N4b to SMIDA’s take-off; Check excess borrowing by states, NCI tells FG; Africa s cultural treasures are now prized by collectors and connoisseurs the world over, but this popularity is fuelling looting and illicit sales; Immigrant beggars in Abuja city; Quelea birds invade Birnin Kebbi; NOA to find solution to cost of food items; NITEL’s tariffs criminal, undemocratic – NUJ; Adamawa to assist private schools; Emir commissions computer, commercial, Sharia college; Benue varsity liaises with Queen Margaret University; Kano gives contractors deadline; Yobe constitutes c’ttee to probe printing corporation fire; 2003: APP must be agent for change, says Ali; 2003: APP must be agent for change, says Ali; Beware of anti-democratic groups, Obasanjo warns Nigerians; Abuja’s“Indian Bazaar”; Let Tyna rest in peace; Ajibola defends First Lady’s large entourage to U.K.; Ladies join advance fee fraudsters in Abuja; Abortion; matters arising; Situation vacant; Man wanted urgently for marriage; Dialoguing on the electoral bill; Cow thieves invade Abuja; Police arrest four robbers in Makurdi; Ma n s u e s Total f o r b r e a c h o f c o n t r a c t; Dismissed LG boss vs ZMSG: Hearing fixed for Sept; Abuja residents flay sale of alcohol in motor parks; Yayale presents cheques to retirees tomorrow; Reacting to Sunday’s 3-0 Nigerian coaching crew, who led Keshi: I’m happy to be part of the coaching crew; No more foreign coach
trust is a burden no. 1 vol. 44 monday april 2, 2021 al-muharram 9 1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is a newspaper, daily trust: trust is a burden no. 1 vol. 44 Monday April 2, 2021 al-muharram 9 1422 a.h. published by Media Trust Nigeria Limited,New population policy | pegs marriage for girls at 18; Yandaba clash in Kano; 2003: Obasanjo is not marketable-PDP stalwart; Sanusi Mato: Yakasai fights back from prison; Milosevic arrested; Parents ask ASUU to embrace negotiation; National ID cards kick off October; Rector wants better deal for polytechnics; Don’t succumb to excessive control -Bishopnwarns Govt-owned media; Northern petrol marketers call MASSOB’s bluff; Federal civil service may be re-structured; Man, 22,dies swimming in hotel; VC warns against university satellite campuses; Saudi authorities drive Edo pilgrims over CSM; FO re-awards contract for national ID; Nigerian youths threaten Obasanjo; Jigawa assembly suspends foreign trips for Gov., others; NUC security assault Daily Trust photographer; Fuel shortage and deregulation; ECOWAS’ Ivan the Terrible; Igbo: A race without a vision? NEPA in chains; Reflections on the Islamic financial system; The problem is Britain; 36 feared dead in Lake Victoria accidents; Somali gunmen free UN hostages; Iran summons UAE envoy; 38 die in Burundi fighting; Zimbabwean groups press for new constitution; Mubarak attacks US Mid-East policy; Dalai Lama provokes China; Britain postpones elections; B last kills 11 in Sri Lanka; Structural defects halt acquisition of Sofitel Hotel; Two Nigerian banks named in money transfer scam; ANAN Registrar admits differences with ICAN; FG urged to re-examine economic policies; FG urged to re-examine economic policies; NUB Recapitalisation : Shareholders sue CBN, three others; Poor technology hampers economic growth – Expert; Zambia Bank targets $3.8n HIPC debt relief; Plateau Govt., IFAD vote N59m for Bee conservation; NIPC investment forum to focus on developing SMEs; AFREXIMBANK commits N121bn to trade finance in Nigeria; Calabar EPZ to generate N1.21bn; Bankers urge govt. to sustain economic policies; Kafanchan: Singing waters of ‘River Wonderful’; First lady lectures on charity; Rural dev: Japan to invest in Plateau; Open a Northern campus here - Turaki tells ASCON; APP stalwart justifies Ogunshola’s removal; Rural dev: Japan to invest in Plateau; FCOEs to boost UBE - Chief Oshodi; Zamfara declares Muslim new year public holiday; NLC lambasts Tinubu over retrenchment; Committee of patriots’ co-ordinator demands apology for detention; Cultural orientation staff to undergo computer training; No second term for the Presiden-Sen. Waku; Nigerian insurance software debuts; Digitalisation of Lafia exchange to be completed in June; NNPC acquires aviation information systems; NITEL laments congestion in network; Arzika commends NCC; FG to establish IT agency; Cuba opens up to the Internet; Palm announces profits, job cuts; IBM launches quietest notebook drives; Nine arrested over internet child pornography; Chipmakers in speed race; Life of Beethoven; Dialogue on Igbo Literature; Nightingale’s Legacy; The Story of the New Nigerian Part VII; Bishop beats wife to coma; NYSC staff in court for causing death; Customs ACG appears before NITEL/M-Tel Commission of Inquiry; Trader jailed 2 years for receiving stolen property; Battered wife commends Human Rights Commission; Court restrains NUJ; Karl signs record deal for coaches; Bayern v United: The French Connection; Del Bosque honoured by contract extension; Toyota chasing Schumacher; Okocha, Babangida shun Bonfrere; W hy youth football’s faltering, by Ekarika; Mobil/University Athletics kicks off April 5; Abraka turf glows for Easter Polo; Badminton tourney gets new date; NCA to pick: players from cricket tourney; NFA boils over ministerial directives
trust is a burden vol.2 no.27 jimada-akhirah 4,1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Thursday, August 23, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.27 jimada-akhirah 4,1422 a.h.Gani Adams arrested; Why Aikhomu was stopped – FG; 12 shot dead in renewed Nasarawa crisis; FG appoints Bank of Industry MD; Community demands seven virgins from NEPA; FG directs ministries to submit proposals; No threat to GSM operation -F G; Sharon proposes end to violence; Consumer council kicks against GSM tariffs; World Bank not dictating to Nigeria –Ogbulafor; Reactivate railways, FG urged; ’police deny knowledge of OPC rally; Promote Sharia through your conducts - Maitama tells muslims; Ministry organizes conference for clerical officers; Commissioner of Police escapes robbery attack; Baale lambasts A ... muslims over disunity; Cross River reiterates plan to uplift judiciary; Scholar enjoins muslims to show good example; Berger commissions head office; Rivers rehabilitates secretariat with N1.9b; NHF contribution is mandatory; Abuja Stadium: Govt allays fears of environmentalists; Overcoming misconceptions about desertification in Nigeria; FG inaugurates committee on Rio summit; Man attacks neighbours over goat pen; Government to implement Rotimi Panel’s report; Eguavoen lauds Eagles technical crew; Senate President Cup kicks off Oct 14; Nestle for Milo basketball gets new date; Rugby protests exclusion
trust is a burden
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper: trust Is a burden vol. 1 No. 50 Wednesday, April 11, 2001 al-muharram 17 1422 a.h.Senate confirms Okadigbo, others guilty; Forgers of VP’s letter-head nabbed; Why I joined the ACF, by Gen. Gowon; ‘You are thieves,’ Obasanjo tells LGs; ‘You are thieves,’ Obasanjo tells LGs; Six killed in police, Fulani clash; NNPC indicts Agip, Texaco, others for diversion; Senate passes vote of confidence in Anyim; NECO registrar calls for more exam bodies; 10,000 policemen to be employed every quarter –Gana; Abuja High Court strikes out case on rights infringement; PDP council chairman removed for diverting cow; Ex-administrator defends former military regimes; Obasanjo approves distribution of grains to Plateau –Dariye; FG declares Friday and Monday public holidays; Nigeria condoles China on death of pilot; 178 people die of measles in Sokoto; Kofi Annan’s second term bid; Resource control: The greed factor; Enron: Heart of the matter; Jigawa: Chasing shadows; A model for pensions scheme;Policing the police; No deregulation for now; Only Sharia can ensure justice in Nigeria; Well done, Kwankwaso but...; Mediation is more satisfying –expert; Chevening: Bridging the link; Liberia’s former minister disappears; Jordan pressures Bush on Middle East; Cabinet reshuffle in Chad; Nujoma accuses US of creating HIV; Zambia mine collapse kills 10; Kenyan students face murder charge; Lusophone summit holds after nine years; Officials deny Fahd’s death; Spy plane row: China rejects US stance; Mother expects custody of internet twins; Dutch parliament approves mercy killing; Singapore separates siamese twins; Bush appoints gay adviser; Peru election ends in run-off as candidate withdraws; Airways workers accuse Atiku, El-Rufai over ploy to buy off NAL; Chevron committed to workers’ safety; ABC, Scotia Capital in 2.3bn for 2001 operations; Islamic Bank to aid Palestine with $180m; NITEL meets MTN, EC0NET over GSM take-off; Exchange rates for World currencies against the US dollar as at April 9; Dariye raises committee on Jos Inland Port; Iran to cut oil exports; Oil prices surge by 18cents; Rivers poised to dump NEPA; Odili pledges support for Savannah Bank; NEPC pays N3bn export benefits to 1,087 companies;The smiths; Extending help to the youths; Ambassador flays flogging of juveniles; Lagos airport fire: three FAAN officers removed; Correspondents challenge withdrawal of colleague from govt house press crew; Haruna reconstitutes new boards; No subsidy on fertilizer – Obasanjo; PTA chairman calls for adequate water supply in schools; Northern governors urge FG to suspend issuance of licence to mining coys; Community urges Abiola’s family to resuscitate his farm; Akwa Ibom gets new agric commissioner; Exam ethics project launches campaign for conference on education ethics; Obasanjo advised to pay railway pensioners; No mafia in the Senate- Zwingina; 10 rules for elevating your life; Desertification in Nigeria: Myth and reality; The Story of the New Nigerian Part XIII; Chyzob sues Pfizer, claims N26 million as damages; Police arrest 15 bandits; Customs seize 76 smuggled cars; Lack of infrastructure hampers court decongestion in FCT; Pastor charged for theft; FCT corps members storm Abuja with “Kill the Ghost”; Blind corps member undertakes N120,000 project in Abuja; Minister solicits support for construction of justice ministry headquarters; Man loses wife for converting to Christianity; Sales boy remanded in custody for stealing; FCT minister canvasses moral upbringing of children; Jabi housing scheme: workers report contractor to minister; Deregulation: sale of fuel shifts to bus stops; Cleric warns FG over deregulation; Two million Nigerians benefit from NDE says acting DG; Latin American Round-Up; Woods aims to sweep rest of 2001 majors; Grimandi backs Frenchman Vieira for top English award; Roma face tough Serie A run-in; Bill to abrogate Decree 101 underway; Upset galore at states FA Cup finals; Fans disrupt Kogi FA Cup final; Katsina Utd outshines Nasara FC; FG to construct mini stadia for African fiesta; Reps debate national sports policy